Datablog | Who’s to blame for Georgia’s EU candidacy debacle?
Recent data suggests that most Georgians are uncertain who to blame for the country’s failed European Union membership bid.
Datablog | Youth in Georgia have little trust in unions
Most do not actively distrust unions, but rather are ‘uncertain’ about their level of trust.
Datablog | Young Georgians do not want a military solution in Abkhazia and South Ossetia
The War in Ukraine has raised questions abroad about a potential outbreak of hostilities in Georgia.
Datablog | A different kind of social distance
Georgians feel as alienated from those living in Abkhazia and South Ossetia as they do with ethnic minorities living in Georgia.
Datablog | Past wars have taught Georgians both to fear and be tolerant of minorities
Public polling shows how Georgia’s ethnic conflicts have shaped attitudes towards ethnic and linguistic minorities in the country.
Datablog | How do Georgians assess the parties involved in the Nagorno-Karabakh war?
How did Georgians view the roles of the belligerents, outside actors, and indeed their own country?
War in Nagorno-Karabakh went unnoticed for a quarter of Georgians
Despite there being a brutal war near its borders, many in Georgia were unaware of the conflict.